Modge Podge tables!

Have you ever used modge podge before? This stuff is great and you can find it at Walmart, Meijer or any of the craft stores. It looks alot like Elmer glue going on but dries clear.

I've had these end tables for several years and after covering them with fabric to warm up the space, I decided to change them up a bit. I like the metal base of the table but the glass was just so boring.

After removing the glass tops off from the base (they are heavy) & flipping them over, I layed them down on our kitchen island (sorry I don't have any in progress pics). After buying some nice napkins from Hobby Lobby during the 50% off sale, I decided to use them as part of my table top change. These napkins are 3-ply so it is important to get the 2 layers off & only use the top decorative layer.





After applying a layer of modge podge, I then placed the napkins (one a time) on the glass and applied more modge podge on top. I really am not that crafty of a person & don't really enjoy 'crafts' so to speak. I also thought, hmm, if I mess this up, I can always put new fabric over the table to cover it up like before. That said, this is a somewhat tedious process but I'm happy with the result.

I did the same thing with some paper I bought at Hobby Lobby & applied to some tables I have in our office reception area.

Do you have any boring glass tops that need a change-up?

I am linking up to:

Transformation Thursday @ The Shabby Chic